Silent Child (Paperback) by Sarah a Denzil

from Berly

[Silent Child]. On the negative side: The dialogue in the first 1/3 of the book was a little off. I never grew to care for any of the characters and I am sure I don't know how I would act if my child was abducted or lost, but the mother's voice didn't ring quite true for me. I am not giving much ...

from jess_reads_books

In 2006 a devastating storm hit Emma Price's town and she watched as her son's red coat was fished out of the river. Her son, Aiden, was at school during the storm and at some point in the middle of the chaos, he slipped away and went to play by the river. He was believed to have fallen in and dr...

from JRoslyn

Sarah Denzil has written a fast-paced thriller that challenges what we believe about English village life. Using crisp, focused writing that avoids unnecessary verbiage and tiresome cliches, Denzil takes us on a rollercoaster ride that is impossible to stop until it reaches the end. The protagoni...